Ten draws: Crystal Palace v Leicester, West Ham v Brentford, Blackpool v Blackburn, Cardiff v Reading, Peterborough v Bristol City, Accrington v Ipswich, Lincoln v Plymouth, Bristol Rovers v Swindon, Port Vale v Leyton Orient, Aberdeen v Celtic.
Best draws: Blackpool v Blackburn, Accrington v Ipswich, Bristol Rovers v Swindon, Port Vale v Leyton Orient, Aberdeen v Celtic.
Weekend's best bets: Six aways: Middlesbrough, Rotherham, Milton Keynes Dons, Forest Green, Inverness, Forfar.
Weekend's best bets: Ten homes: Burnley, Chelsea, Wolves, Bolton, Wycombe, Exeter, Newport, Dundee United, Rangers, Grimsby.
Pick of the draws: A 1-0 home win over Barnsley and a 1-1 midweek draw at Hull have moved Blackpool well clear of the Championship relegation zone and has probably made them more confident of matching Blackburn, who hit Cardiff for five last Saturday but lost at Huddersfield in midweek. League One Accrington have suffered recent heavy defeats against Wigan (4-1 at home) and Oxford (5-1 away) and will be wary of playing Ipswich, who are improving after a dreadful start to the season. Indeed, Ipswich beat Doncaster 6-0 at home in midweek. Bristol Rovers, of League Two, gained a much needed victory at Walsall last Saturday, which should put them in a better frame of mind for the visit of Swindon, who are erratic. Leyton Orient's home goalless draw against Mansfield last weekend was a rare blip this season and I think they'll recover by sharing the points at Port Vale, who are also promotion contenders. The Scottish Premiership pits Aberdeen against Celtic on Sunday. Both have been disappointing so far and I predict a stalemate.
Away days: Middlesbrough's eye-catching 2-0 midweek home triumph over Sheffield United in the Championship will make them favourites to prevail at second from bottom Hull. Rotherham are proving formidable opponents in League One and are recommended at Cheltenham, who crashed 5-0 at Sunderland in midweek. Milton Keynes Dons, who are third, will surely have too much for hapless Doncaster, who prop up the table. League Two leaders Forest Green, held to a home goalless draw by Tranmere last Saturday, will be eager to return to winning ways at Carlisle, who may be still reeling from being beaten 4-0 by Football League debutants Sutton. Scottish Championship leaders Inverness seem a sound proposition at struggling Dunfermline, as do Forfar, of Scottish League Two, at lowly Stenhousemuir.
Homes sweet homes: Burnley and Norwich, who meet at Turf Moor on Saturday, have yet to win a Premier League fixture this season but Burnley are playing better than Norwich. By all accounts they were unlucky not to prevail in their 2-2 draw at Leicester last Saturday and I'm tipping them to break their duck this weekend. Wolves have lost all three league games at Molineux so far but I believe they'll stop the rot against beleaguered Newcastle. Rangers, who lead the Scottish Premiership, host Hibernian, who are second, on Sunday. Ground advantage could be the telling factor here.